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ANOTHER DEAL.
u. II. Porter Buys the stock Of the Chi
cago and Illinois Road.

u. II. Porter Buys the stock of the Chi
cago and Illinois Road.
NEW YORK, ApIil-2.-The negotiations
which began about a week ago between
II. II. Porter and President Stevens, OF
the Chicago and Illinois Railroad, were
consummated to-day by the sale Of all Of
the stock OF the company except 1000
shares ut 10. The purchase was made by
K. p. Flower 4 Co, who acted for II. II.
Porter and his associates, and the stock
was transferred Immediately after the
agreement was signed. As soon
as the transfer was affected
a majority of the old board OF directors,
viz, J. c. Knapp, OF New York; c. T.
Baker, Boston; T.. f. Leonard, Springfield,
Ills; |. f. Peters, Boston; =. Nj. CrOsley,
Brooklyn, Vermont, and Z: W. Clement,
of Boston, resigned, and Richard Nj. Hoe,
ogden Mills; David Davis, Jr., 4. b.
Flower and III. II. Hollister. Of New York,
and Lewis IyioId, the general manager OF
the road, were elected in their places.
Inc new bOsttu OIStulHth AuIhlSNl1tNiD ~
electiug Richard NJ. Hoe President IN
place of RI. II. Stevens and II. II. Stevens
Vice President in place OF Geo. II. Ball.
The syndicate is composed Of parties iden-
titled with the Chicago and Indiana
Coal Company but no con
solidation OF the two interests
is intended. The Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe is not represented in the syndi-
cate, but aS AtChison made traffic con
tract with the Chicago and East Illinois for
80 years only two days ago the relations of
the two companies is already established.
President Porter, of the Chicago and In
diana Coal Company, Who heads the syn
dictate, says that the purchase OF the prop
erty is simple business matter, and he
looks upon it rs a good thing both for the
East Illinois and the Indiana Coal Com
rrany. 1t brings them Into harmony and
gives both the facility to do business Mt low
rates and in most economical way, and
is moi antagonistic to any other railroad
interest.
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AN OPERATORS BLUNDER.
A Terrible Collision ON the Michigan Cen
tral-Tyyo Men Killed.

tral--TNSo Men Killed.
ST.. THOMAS, ONT, April 2.-A'terrlble
collision occurred on the Michigan Central
Railroad this morning, two miles east Of
Springfield, and about two miles from tins
CITY. resulting in the death of tive brake
men, John Odbut and David Burnham
The eastbOund train, heavily laden with
merchandise, which left st. Thomas about
midnight in charge of Conductor X. '"
Smith, Engineer Perry Van Houghton ano
Brakemen Durham and Jackson, collidec
with the west bound freight, running
twenty miles an hour.
The west-bound train was In charge O.
Conductor Calient, Engineer Vale ano
brakeman Odburt. The west-bound gol
orders at Tilsonburg 20 meet the east -bouno
at Springfield, and Operator Brown, al
Springfield, received orders from the tram
dispatcher to hold the east-bound tram
till the-west hound arrived.
The operator failed to put out his sigma
and the eastbOund train passed Springfield
at speed Of twenty-five miles an hour
The two trains met with terrible crash
Engineer Vale and his fireman jumped IL
time to save their lives, as did Engineer
Van Houghton and his fireman, but Brake
man Odburt went down with the wreck,
and his body has not yet been recovered
Brakeman Burnham also went down
with the wreck, and was so terribly in
iured he died at noon. The wreck was
most complete. Twenty-six cars and two
engines are piled up on the track forty
five feet high. A wrecking train with a
large gang of men are at work, but it will
be forty-eight hours before the track is
cleared.
Brakeman Burnham was acting as sub
stitute for another brakeman who failed to
report for duty on the train.
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A MOSES IN DEMAND.
Chandler Intimates There are Big Repu
licans Besides Blaine.

Chandler Intimates There are Big Repub-
licans Besides Blaine.
WASHINGTON, April I'm Washing
ton special to the Philadelphia Times this
morning, ex-Secretary VIM. E. Chandler is
quoted by Randolph" as saying: There
is great deal of talk about Mr.. Blaine and
the nomination, hut you will lind that the
Republican leaders will study over the
choice of their candidates very carefully
before they commit the party to the
chances of another defeat. Ii Mr. Blaine 3
friends think that they can walk into the
nomination simply because he wants IT.,
they will he mistaken. | don't think Mr..
Blaine will try to crowd himself on the
ticket The Republicans are not going to
count the chances Of protracted loss of
power if they can help il. Therefore, the
advisabihty OF the next Republican nOmi-
nee will be first very carefully thought
over, and will not be determined until
some general comparison of views can be
had among the party managers of all sec
tions. President Cleveland has done well
and will have the united support of his
party. There is no question about that
We must see that our candidate will have
the same cordial support.
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FIRE AT PITTSBURG.
Narrow Escapes of the Inmates of French
Flat Building.

PrTTsBURG, PA, April ,. - Smiths
Block, a five story French fiat structure on
Wylie avenue, was badly damaged by fire
at nine o'clock this morning. The build
ing was occupied by ted families, who lost
nearly all their effects. The fire started
in the basement and. the flames quickly
shot up the elevator shaft, spreading to
all parts ofthe parts of the building A
panic ensued among the occupants of the
three upper floors, and num-
Der of persons barely escaped
with their lives. Mrs. Hinehman
and Mrs. OsmOnd were taken from
the fourth floor almost suffocated, while
Mrs. Wilt, visitor, made her escape from
the fifth story by means of rope suspend
ed from the root, which had been used in
raising articles to the upper floors. VIM.
Henry Smith, the owner OF the building,
who had merchant tailoring establish
ment on the first floor, was painfully burned
about the head and face while trying t0eX-
tinguish the flames HIS son, who forced
his way into the burning building and
rescued him. was also badly singed. The
total loss was about $25, 900, which is fully
covered by insurance The fire is supposed
to have caught from the natural gas under
the boilers.
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SrATRs-Quiet and firm.

STATES-Qulet ana nrm.
RAILRoADs-Quiet; sales 81 1893, 600.
STOCKs-The uncertainty in regard to
the complexion of the hank statement
created lull in the speculation this morn
ing and while there were some few SELL
ing orders, most Of which were attributed
to the foreigners, there was little doing.
The market was generally firm at the
opening, most of the stocks showing ad.
yances Of to per cent. The market
was quiet and Immediately began TO
yield, but the losses were for small Irac-
tons only, and before the end OF the first
hour were generally recovered, with some
thing in addition, the market then be-
came very dull, but retained firm tone
until well into the afternoon. There was
more activity in the last hour and the
market closed steady to firm, generally at
the best prices of the day. Sales 1884
shares Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express I43; American Express
1921; Canada Pacific 6l4; Central Pacific
39l; Chesapeake and Ohio Il do preferred
tirsts 14t do seconds 10; Chicago and Alton,
IA; do preferred 100; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy 140; Delaware and Hudson,
102; Delaware, Lackawanns and Western
134s; Denver and Rio Grande, BOT; Erie
34l; do preferred 73s; Fl. Wayne, l46s;
Illinois Central, 1881; Lake Shore, s5i
Michigan Central 92i; Minneapolis and
st. Louis, 70; do preferred, 44s; Missouri
Pacific, 1883; Northern Pacific, Isl; do
preferred, Sol Chicago and Northwestern,
l2l; dopreferred, l47; New York Central,
1929; Oregon Transcontinental, 1884; Pacific
Mail, 55s; Panama, -; Peoria, ID. & L. Bot (;
Pittsburg, 1919; Pullman Palace Car, l5::;
Reading, 39s; Rock Island, 125l; ST. Louis
and San Francisco, "a! do preferred, 40! f;
first preferred, ll5; st. Paul, Minneapolis
and Minnesota 1l7i; st. Paul and Omaha,
525; do preferred ll2!; Texas Pacific, 30;
Union Pacific, GIG; United States Express
e.; Western Union Telegraph "a.
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s,ddsn D.aih ofJ,T. Travis,
q, 1tler1r,n % De SUNDAY Rsqi..er.

SDtcldl 7tlsQrdm 20 the Sunday Register,
GRAFTON, W. VA, April John T.
Travis died suddenly here this morning.
He was talking to G. W. White, on La
trobe street, about some business matter,
in apparent good health, when all at once
he cried ont George and fell into Mr..
Whites arms. He was taken at once to
Mr.. Vim. jennings residence opposite,
where he expired in about half an hour
afterwards in great agony. His unexPect-
ed death has spread gloom over the en-
tire community. He was born IN Fetter-
man and was about 80 years OF age. He
leaves a wife, the daughter of Mr.. Burkett,
OF Wheeling. Mr.. Travis was travelling
salesman for Swearingen & Co., OF Btlti-
more, aud was formerly with Ge3 S.
Feeny, of Wheeling.
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Wonderful Cures.

W. d. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Re,
tail Druggists Of Rome, Ga, say: We have
been selling DIR, Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitters and sBucslen's Arnica
Salve Tor two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell so Yels offgiye such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures efecteds by these
remedies IN this city. Several cases Of pro
nounced consumption have been entirely
cured by use of a few bottles of DIR. Kings
New Discovery, taken in connection with
Electric BitteS. We guarantee tbemsat-
ways. Sold bysLogah & Co. - -
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Greatly Excited .

Not a few of the citizens of Wheeling
have recently become greatly excited over
the astounding facts, that several OF their
friends who have been pronounced by their
physicians as incurable andbeyond all hope
suffering with that dreaded monster
Consunption--have been completely cured
by DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, the only remedy that does posi-
lively cure all throat and lung diseases,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma and Bronchitis.
Trial bottles free at at Logan 4 Co. s drug
store, lalge bottles 81.
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@eaitinal.


uSsT you sWakened nom a disturbed sleep
with all Abe horrible sensations Of AN ssssS.ip
eIH'ehlns your throat and pressing The life breath
' .,ou, your ushIened ehesG Have You noticed
the lAnsnor and debility that succeed the ssort
to clear your throat and head of this eatsrrhsI
mstten what = Depressing influence II exar,s
Ipop ths mlnd, clouding the memory And fIInS
VA va nesd WIN pains aud strange uoseSl How
sit Is 10 nd The nasal passages throat ana
LHuS> oi tails poisonous mucous all can tssiif, ~
are sltleted with catarrh. How Ciifficuh In mr.,
tect the system against its further prorssl ~ ~,
MsIIs the lungs, liver and kidneys. an nbS-
siclans viii Admit II Is terrible diseasa P aya
cries Out Cor relief and cure '''So' anu
Inc remarksble curative powers. wbap ALI
other remedies utterly fail ofSANFISRp,s NJ ~
cal CVeE. are sttested by thousands who Trafs-
Ioly teconn mend u 70 fellow-sufFerers No statsA
meat IS made regarding il that cannot he sur
stsnhsted oy the most respectable and reIisbls
zach packsse contains one bottle of Sha D ,nr
al O1SE one ooS CATARRHAL SOLVENT. ana
an ISrkoS 40 iSHGLsR, with treatise and Airec-
nons and IS sold oyall druggists for 81 90
POTTER Date 4 CHEMICAL IN LCs-o,,
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4 nInynumn,s Promotion.

Special Telegram 10 TIE Niaddy RfgI3er.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., April Mr.,
william ID. Chadwick, OF Morgantown,
w. Va, has been promoted from a $l,6GC
position to aSl, 500 position in the Pension
Bureau. Although Mr.. Chadwick is one
of the holdoTers from the last administra-
ton, he is a gentleman and an efficient
clerk and has never made himself otlen-
siye. He has discreetly kept his mouth
shut on political affairs, and his promotion
was won by merit and from Il business
point of view. Although expected, II
was one proper to be made. There were
some twenty-five dish. issalS made from
the same bureau this afterOoOn.
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For a Pint of Gold Dollar,.

New YORK, April 2-Mr Oliver lselin
has arranged a match for his new yacht,
the Titania, which will be launched in
May and which was designed to defend the
Americas cup in case the size of the
Thistle should place her in the second
class. The TitaDia's rival will he Mr..
Archibald Rogers cutter BedOuin. The
prize for which they will contend Is
silver pint pot full of gold dollars. The
race will be twenty miles to windward
outside of Sandy Hook and will probably
take place late in June. The, exact date
has not vet been fixed upOn.
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Return Thnse Passes.

BALTIMORE, MD, April president
arrett has issueda circular requesting re-
Urn of all Interstate passes On the p.
ORR. MIXTURE no Interstate passes
i'll be issued except to officers and en-
Owes of other railroads, on the written
luest OF executive officers of.rOads en-
Dying applicant, and no passes will be
ued on account Of traffic.
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Rase Ball.

PIrTsBURG, April 1.-The preliminary
base ball season was inaugurated to-day
by a one-sided game between the Pitts
hurgs and the Buffalo club, of the Inter
nation League.
The feature of the game was the brilliant
work OF Grant, the ButfalOs cOlOred Sec
oud haseman. He had eleven chance:
nd accepted them all. His batting was
so heavy.
ttshurg ..................O . > U q 2--l1
uttalu y . I U o.
Errors, Pittsburg ), Buffalo ); base hits,
ittsburg IL, Buffalo Z; earned runs Pitts
urg ,; struck out, by Morris 3; by Zell 2
mpire Wilson.
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Mr.. Manning Improved.

NEW YORK, April 2.--Sub-T TREASURED
1anda, this city, cabled to eN-Treasurer
Jordan at London, yesterday, asking i
he reports regarding Secretary Manning:
illness were correct. Mr.. Canda has re
'ciyed the following reply:
dndd, Sub Treasurer, NeIr York.
Deny emphatically. Greatly improved
ince arrival.
: Signed JORDAN.
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Arresting the Army.

BERLIN, April 2.-Three persons who
were concerned in, the attempt to assassi-
nate the Car by means Of bombs IN St.
Petersburg on March l3, were hanged
Thursday morning. Twenty more officers
I'm various branches of the service have
been arrested in connection with the at
tempt made against the life OF the Car in
the park of the CatSchia palace on Tues
lav last
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Rncklen,s !ArnIca Salye.

The best sslye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chappei Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all the Skin EruptiOns, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
Ii is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price IS cents per box.
For sale by Logan x Co
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Eat Liberty,


CHICAGO, April 2.-Cattle-Receipts
1000 head; shipments 800 head; market
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The Man Who Robbed Fedora

MEMPHIS, April 2.-Charles ". Tai
bolt, the GayosO Hotel clerk, was cOnTict'
ed in the Criminal Court to-day, and sem
fenced to two years in the peniteptiary for
robbing the cigar stand of ten dollars,
which he effected the same morning that
be stole Fanny Dsvenports diamonds. His
trial for the theft of her jewels viii be held
on April Is.
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No Grounds.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 2.-The Journal
ST. RttrsJgrg says: The Ameer of AZ
lnistan has no grounds fol proclaiming
,oly war against Russia, aud cites the
umption Of negotiations at st. Peters
re- for the delimitatiOn of The RussO-Af.
an frontier rs fact showing that the
.neeT'S fears are prOundleSs.
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This result of indigestion will no longer
he experienced if Simmons Liver Regula
tor is taken after each meal. 1t is such )
good digester and so mild and pleasant in
its effect that it is used by many, after s
hearty meal, to insure good digestion. The
Regulator does not nauseate or irritate the
stomach, but corrects acidity, dispels foul
gases, allsys irritation, and assists the
stomach in its digestion.
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GovERNMENTs-Dull but steady.
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PETROLEUM,

Titusyille.
TITUsvu.LE, April 2.-Petroleum-
Opened at 63lc; highest 6Ssc; lowest 6Ssc
closed NJ R2lc
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CLARKsBURG, W. Va, April 2.-last
night the argument in the CaytOn case was
concluded. This evening the jury found
him guilty Of voluntary manslaughter,
Notwithstanding the indictment charged
murder in the first degree. He was prose
cuted vigorously, aud those representing
the State seemed somewhat disappointed.
The defendent took his sentence calmly,
however, denying his guilt. Judge Steady
in sentencing said among other things that
Hon. John J. Davis made the ablest effort
in the defense To which he had ever listened,
The Judgment of the Court was three years
imnFisonment in the penitentiary.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, April dry Goods
A very fair demand prevailed considering
large business OF previous reports, and al
together good volume of sales Was reach
ed. The tone OF the cotton goods market
continues strong and improvement in
WOODEN goods is apparent.
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Will He Advanced.

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 2.-The
present pOstmasters at the following named
offices which will become Presidential on
on April lst. were to-day reappointed:
I.snSdale, Pa, Point Pleasant, W. Va,
Eagle Grove, Col, Downs, Rams, Has
silOupe CITY, Neb.
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.LEPROSY-

and consequently ineurable. lt IS impossible to dc
scribe her suferings. Her body from the crown OF
her head 10 the soles Of her feet mass OF decay,
masses " flesh rottng on and leaving great cavities
her fingers festered and three or foar nails dropPe9
IN AZ one time Her limbs contracted by the fearful
liberation and for several years she did not leave
her bed Her weight was reduced from 10 TO bO Ios.
Psrhaps some faint idea OF her condition can oe
Cleaned from the fact that three pounds OF Cosno-
fine or ointment were used per week in dressing hef
sores Finally the physicians Acknowledged thet
defeat BY this Black Wolf and commended the SUI
ferer 70 her allwise CreStor.
Her husband hearing wonderful reports OF the uss
NJ SwIFTs SPECIFIC Is. s. 81 prevailed on her 10
try II as last resort. she began its use under pre-
test but soon found THAI her system was beng re,
leyed Of the poison, the sores assumed rea ana
healthy color as though the blood was becoming
pure and active. Mrs. Bailey continued the > ;; >.
upt last February; every sore was healed enc als-
ssred chair and crutches and was for the first time
IN twelve wears q well woman Her husband, MI
n BAILEY is In business at IN Blackstone Street,
Boston, and viii take pleasure In giving the details
Of this wonderful cure ssn .s - Us Us iO' W
FaE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. drawer ., Atlanta 20
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Will Defeat IL,

JACKSON, Mich, April , deposition
to the prohibition. amendment has been
rapidly growing for the past few days, and
that the amendment will be defeated by
p, 900 votes. 1t may be carried in the
southern counties, but will fail in the cen
trail counties and be badly defeated in the
north
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DEMOCRATS ALARMED
At the Boasts of the Labor Party and Theil
Own DIsorganIzation.

At the Boasts of the Labor Party and Their
Own Reorganization.
CHICAGO, April .. -COnseryatiye Demo
Gratis are becoming alarmed at ths boast
ing of the labor people and realizing that
the labor leaders are changing their tactics
somewhat. Democratic candidates for al
dermen have.uo committee to back them AT
this inncture There is no campaign fund
in existence. How tOprocure and pay for
tickets and peddlers has become seriote
questions A way out Of thedilemma is
suggested by the labor people. They offer to
trade few Aldermen and town officers to
make sure of the big prize-the Mayoralty.
1t is said they are willing to make any
sacrifice to secure control OF the Mayors
Office, and viii help poor Aidermanic can
didates to the counsel in return for their
influence in behalf of Nelson. This scheme
NAV work in some wards where well
known Democratic corruptionists are can
didates, but the selfrespectng members OF
the Harrison disrupted party will scorn the
dicker.
MAYOR HARRISON
said this morning: with regard to their
making assertions that | said gamblers
were backing Roche | have nothing hut
contempt. have told the truth in that
respect. | have said it and | know it to
be the truth. They say am like Samp-
son of old, pulling the pillars down after
me. Let the Republicans look ont that
don't pull house about theirears.
can ii | choose smash up big element
OF their support Between this aud
the expiration OF my term Of office can
close up every gambling house but one in
Chicago, and smash To pieces 5000 Of the
supporters of the gamblers. | can do II
before election, and the Republican party
or its organ had better beware. 1t will he
n close race on Tuesday, and would take
very little TO turn the balance one way u
an other"
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Mr., Io..D In Write "A Rock.

New YORK, April 2.-The Mil and
Express says: 1T was stated to-day on
what is believed to he trustworthy author
ity that there will soon be published a
novel on Washington society from the pen
of Mrs.. General Logan
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Chicago Limited.

On and after Sunday, February 20, the
B.&O. will run sleeper and coach on train
Al, leaving Wheeling at 3 p. NJ, city tine
and arriving at Chicago at s a. m.
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R,at His record.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, April 2--Harry
Wilkes trotted 4 mile thisafternOon at Bay
district track in two thirteen and half,
beating his record by one and ohe-qnarter
second. g.,s
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LIVE STOCK.
wheeling,

The cattle market this week was i'm
proyed somewhat and prices remained the
same a. those of last week. The hog
market WIS active, while the prices are the
same as last week. Mes@rs- Hudson *
Rayha furnish the following quotations:
Cattle, O00 to LOO lbs stock 3ia4i
Der III. ; 500 to 800 lbs. 3!a3lc. pei lb.; 100
10 500 lbs. 3a3ic. per Id.
Hogs-Market active 5a54c per lib.
IAmbs-Good at 34s5e per Id.
Ca.yes-3a5!c PER lib.
Shep-3AtO44e per Id.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, April 2.-Cattle
receipts III head; shipments l IA bead mar
ket nothing doing; all through consign-
ments.
Hos-Receipts 2, 400 head; shipments
8, 900 head; market fair; Phiiadelphias
S. G0a8 10; Yerkers s. 61a5 10; cnmmOn
and light s. Seas 50; pigs - 76a5 90. ;
Sheep-Reeeipts ! 500 head; shipments
], 400 head; market fair ut unchanged
prices
Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 2.-Cattle-Receipts
2, 900 head; shipments 800 head; market
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Grauslers' Suidt.

1AExPIANArioNo OF RRFERRN cE NJ ARKs: sEaily
tsunday excepted MONDAY excepted -75
Meridian. April I, 1887: